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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb s.-The new management OF the
to Increase its earnings by $1700000 over what they
were last year. The holders of the consolidated nrst
and second series hves mortgages Of the Reading cover
ing the North Pcnnsyvana and Bound Brook lines de-
clare they will not join the syndicate In the reorgahmf
ton Of the Reading property II is stated here that the
holders OF these securities will purchase tDese nues
when Reading is sold under foreclosure ana Will DISPOSE
OF them 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Railrord Company
upon guarantee OF per cent upon the TWO mortgages
covering them.
LOUIS, Feb s.-The Purchasing Committee OF the
Wabash Railroad property announce that on March
they expect 10 take possession OF their property When
the road sold by order OF the United States District
Court ordered that the committee should pay TO the
court or before March /, 1887 100000 and give
bond for the sum OF 81 900 900 pay such awards ~
company. These con1itious the committee WILL IL Is
said comply with and take possession OF ter property
March l..
CINCINNATI Feb. ga decision has been rendered by
Judge Huston OF the Common Pleas Court or this county,
dissolyng injunction restraining the Emery Brothers,
this city, from attaching the property OF the Cncih
NATL Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company. found IN
the state Of NewYork satisfy Judgment obtained IN
NcwYork in lsS2 The amount involved Is ~ " "
with interest The claim IL for unpaid Interest on nos
OF the Cincinnati Hamilton and Indianapolis fiilru"u
guaranteed By the Cincinnatt Hamilton anu Dayton
Company.
The trunk line executive committee had snort sessh
Yesterday The Interstate Commerce bill received 10
special attention reports from the freight agents on
their understanding the measure not being all nj manu-
Recent cutting OF west freight rates from Boston
and Philadelphia considered and ~ was NoIeu "
mako Il immediate restoration " the tirlA
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THOSE LEyox LIBRARY PHOTOGRAPHS.

To the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your OF this morning refer TO the sad
case OF Il. NJ Co." who has actually written TO the
papers ainng that Dr. Alibone, OF the Lenox Ii
brary had asked for her photograph have been quite
fearful that this result would follow some OF the good Old
geneman calculations OF the treasures under his care
It's his duty to embrace guratively, Of course) all
visitors TO that unique collection and to make them feel
as much ut home as the Bible Bunyan and Shakespeare
to say nothing OF complete American set OF Wattss
Psalms-will allow And We are aware that the feminine
mind Is naturally gddy and f1vos too much during the
day to be tempted aside without due alluremenp to a
Gallery OF Beauty whose occupants paid high prices
for ShakespcriaGa.
The good little doctor goes hopping up ana down MS
narrow path OF duty Shenstone day after day and
week after week "F NJ O. IL not solitary in her
perence OF lest which only designed TO draw her
plain nattero countenance In the direction OF noDef
aims Thousands, am safe I'D say ing nave oeeu .,o ,
the same ordeal without making nearly so muen luss
about IT, and have never written To the papers at all Dr
Abone has simply discharged an official obligation with
zeal that many Persian has employed III print
ing hi, knees at end OF his prayerrug. IL has been
what was his duty do and he las done Witn uh
varying AMI even stereotyped nielty. III, 49, ,rh.,
When in the Centennial ENnlDitoh one uhg nsu
the mn luck 10 follow the heels OF tall galnt re-
male through the Belgian gallery OF paintings. Gnu
and exclaimed, Whaf does this mean The catalogue
says Dogs and Monkey and this IS evidently an erup
ton OF vesuvius" This highly italicized question was
thrust in my face pointedy that felt bound to reply
/ said: " Really, madam, | can't tell, on winch, as
though were bound 10 conform In all respects 10 her
standard OF poitcncss and Information, the stony sister
remarked "a the ambient air " Don't APPEAR 10 kn0r
and went forward leaving me utterly crushed IN the
sight OF half dozen previously trestiui irlens .
drag In this story by neck and shoulders merely 10
enable me to suggest that "E NJ g." may have gorgon
lied AN noensyc whose desire for her picture may
have had less burning and particular enthusiasm aoout
IL than she. at FIRST supposed. ASsELaCs'
BiOOBiJttld, v. j., Feb. =, lcSH
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
800
.s,,9.5

Trtn,Ixr OFFICE Feb. 81 A. NJ. The barometer ien
Yesterday with light in the morning, and log the
rcso the day. But before midnight the wihu ha so'
oround into the west The temperature ranged between
400 and }s9 the t3l 2l being - nshcr .an
on the corresponding day last year, ana % higher than
Monday in r.,n,h,v ba
n, ana near this city to-day there viii propany 10
collier lnir weather. PRECEDED by light rain or snow
NJ present, warmer, ialr weather. Us in'@
my
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THE LATE JOHN RO1CH.

HE PIT A FINANCIAL ANCHOR TO wiNp"A"D
rn r,te John Roach, the famous shipbuilder' WHO
conducting an immense business was wise enough "
make provision for his family In case OF business i"e
ITO was insured In the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New-York for $4,000. He paid the company in all
sloit9 in premiums, and his heirs received In cash
S213l5 Thus his investment realized profit OF
SO 500 in this company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

MR. HEpBURN AND INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
The friends OF the Hon. A. Il. Hepburn have made
efforts secure his appointment ms member OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. Charles - smith, Oh
this city, has received this letter on the subject:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WARRINGTON. Feb. D. 1887.
CHARLES g. SMITH. Esq, Mem. York Cuy -, -,
DEAR SIR Tie President directs 10 Acknowledge th'
receipt OF letter the 2lfh ut with regard To the inter
state Cosnerce Commission that sngsesions
IN behalf OF the appointment OF Hon hepburn 'hoieoh
VIII have full consideration Very respectfully,
d.. y. LAMONT, Private secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

Comfy WITH SPANISH-AMERlCAN CoINlhlE9
WASHINGTON. Feb. (SpcciaD.-The House Committee
on Foreign Affairs had rather lively time To-day peloe
decided on the order in which its measures should be
presented for action by the House 1t seems tla MI
McCreary, OF Kentucky, fees deep interest III
the bin 10 authorize the PIesidsnt 10 az
range an International Conference Tor inc purpose OF
promoting arbitration ana encouraging reciprocal COM
mercial relations between the United states ana the he
pubics Of Mexico Central and south America ana the
Empire OF Brazil when tie bill came before the com
mttee at the last session, Mr. Belmont was disposed 70
thrust the subject aside. but Mr McCrcary
insisted on its consideration, and the committee
ovarruled its chairman and sent tie bill 10 the
House with n favorable report In the committee
today Mr. McCreary insisted that this should be
included among those to be brought before Inc House
Chairman Belmont resisted the motion, but AFTER ralcr
hot debate he was again ovcrruled by Ills toinnlie
II was late in the afternoon before the bil IVES
reached, and Mr.. McCreary found an opPoflln
iiy to deliver the speech which lie NJ Pc
pared with great in support OF the meas ire ne
brought formidable array OF facts 10 Ills aid ana l'
speech comm sndcd the attention OF the Louse. Mr.
Phelps who had two minutes in which to advocate inc
bill congratulated the House on the fact mat popo'
ton which formed prominent feature NJ the foreign o
lev of President Gariields Administration Is now re
ceived with approval by majority OF the opposite oI
cal party The bill went over without action
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PLAYING HIS PlRr rH0UGH BADLY HURT

PLAYING HIS PlRF THOUGH BADLY HCRE
one OF tho principal members Of Miss Rosha 'oAess
Company. Mr. Elliott, narrowly escaped serious INJURY
on Monday evening" He leaving his house to go 10 te
theatre when hs foot snpcd on the ley step and he fe
forward with con sicgDr force. Luckily ne csGhpc1
with a serious Dut not dangerous cut on IN ioolcu' i
after II was sewc,l up b, q surgeon who was suhuoue
he rlurky Insisted upon taking up MS part rs
There only a slsat delay ~ mo rise OF .hc i
and fine ucrfur,uote went ON smoothly as possible
Yesterday Mr. Elliott still SlicflliE from 'hr ~
of tie shock bat managed - rehcrse an ut hi'oi"
and play IN Two separate comedies In the evening.
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WILL SMITH NJ WEED ENTER TIE CABNETl

wAsusGroN, Feb. (Spocidl The arrival IN town OF
Smith ~ weed gives rise 10 the rumor that he Is 10 take
Mr. Mannng's place in the Cabinet. Mr. Weeds nomina
ton by his party the Senatorship Is accepted as an III
dorsemen which the President cannot aford to misin
terprct II known that one OF the Interstate com
Yncrce will appointed from the state OF
New York. bnt II is believed that Mr. Weed would JIG" nc
cept such position. Soon after Mt Nccds aINa ne
remained a considerable time IN conference WIN TIC
President -. ..ot ,,a,
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Post once Notice.

s,,,,a Ina read pALY by all interested as changes may
occur AZ any oresn countries nee not be specially addressed
for dispatch by sts.sr
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available ~, ,r tina weak ending February L. will closs
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thence the same aA" HENRY O. PEARSON P0ssmas'ss'
post Oaice. New.York. N. \. feos + 100"
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DETER RYLANDs, NJ. r.

LONDON, Feb. S.-Ietef iSI H"i''' ~"
Der Of Parliament for Burnley Is ue'"
Mr. Rylands was born at Warrington ID ~ "'' vas
educated at BJteer's Grammar sehooi =" ".' -,
~ T., ,s5I no WINS appointed n magistrate for the
,, p,l,t,ue of Lancaster an for Warrington ana In
1s1a and 1854 he was Mayor of Warrington Eary III
life he contributed articles to The Naturalist ana o'no,
pulcaoi,s aud also The anthor OF me iit H. 't
ihe People aud The J'slois ol tlc cur, is,s In
I'm parliament for Warrington, aS "a I1Dcrti nun
1874 but IN the latter year he was uoic''ou W.
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IOWA CENTRAL REORGANIZATION.

At meeting OF persons interested in the Central Iowa
Railway Company yesterday committee OF seven was
appointed to arrange plans for harmonious reajust
ment OF the companys debts and reorganization OF the
company The committee consists OF Russell sage ana
Giles h. Tainor on the part OF the main line simon
Berg for the Eastern Dvision f. II. Perkins Tor the
Illinois Division; F. c. Thompson, for the car trusts;
r. r. Chase for the stock and n. j. Morse. President
stckney declined TO be member OF the committee, ana
At his Suggestion Nh Morse chosen In his place.
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The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArGON5-FOR "a HOURS
wAsuIyGroy. Feb s-For New England, New-York.
peuusvlvauia New-Jersey and Delaware rain or snow
followed by fair weather. winds shifting to northery or
norhwesterly. colder.
Westward, fair and colder
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WHAT PEOPLE THINK AND SAY.
TO HEAT CARS SAFELY.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Permit o veteran commercial traveller to
thank you tor the editorial on the "Woodstvck
Bridge Disaster in yesterdays TRIBUNE. Probably
more than nefourth of the travelling public men
who like myself spend great part Of their time day
aud night on the cars. One of my old companions on
the road is now lying at ionia Mich, where ne mas
been suffering for the past four or five months from
the burns and bruises received in accident in Michi-
gan near Flint. He is well-known knight OF the
grip and very popular and many OF us remember the
now crippled and Scared George Sanford one OF the
active members OF the Travellers Protective Assoca-
ton" and think how little ass urancc we have OF escsP
ing q similar tate The question of the moment Is,
how to keep the from catching fire. Mr. Chaun-
cey NJ Depew says that the men whom he has SET OF
heard from who have patents either want pecuniary
assistance OF are philanthropicaly Inclined but that
the problem is not solved YETI lately investigated
an arrangement of lighting and heating by gas with
an auto matte device for cutting of the supply IN
stantly on the being overturned or leaving the
track To Mr.. Depew would suggest this system, II
he has not yet it, it is obviously practicable
at. Z. A." No. 3993.
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office Of John O. johnson, walnutst, above Seventh at
3ocock The first hearing in the joint suits Of HenryC
Kelsey Hugh H. Penney and Alfred suly viii be next
tuesday at hapast o'clock at the Office OF Richard L.
Ashhurst, 225 South sxth-st In this matter Ex-Gov.
ernor Pollock has been appointed TO take testimony ana
report the amount OF bonds outstanding secured Dy the
income mortgage the property which that mortgage
Is ien the number and relative priority OF liens OF the
other mortgages and membranes the property AZ
compared with the income mortgage.
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or KORHERS ARRESTED.

CORY, Penn. Feb. tApecinb -DeicctNe NeiSo" VI
MradyiIl. pcau employed 10y the New York. Pennsy-
ynni and Ohio l.aroa arrested lat ~ lear LINZ
Warren County Michael CROW. "A uifNlnh "h't u,o ,
graph operator. frosty, charge WIN car
AMI robnng tie mails 1t Is thought that they hAd soieh
-, 900 Ia All Bonn men pleaded guilty
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LAST PLEASURE TOUR TO OLD POINT COMFORT

The last OF the Pennsylvania Railroad CompaDys series
OF pleasure tours to Old Point Comfort will be made on
Thursday February TO- under the arrangements as
heretofore The round trip rate from NewYork will be
FILL which includes the price OF days board nc the
Hygeia Hotel The tickets will be good for the return
"Trip ten days and during that time specially reduced
rate oil 80 per day will be granted at the hotel Train con-
nectng with special train at Broad Street Station Par
dephla, Will leave EeW-York at a. III.
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DETROIT Feb. s.-w. H Brett. formerly well.knowr
Boston died here this morning Of paralysis
at the age Of forty seven years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
WILL SENATOR THURMAN ACCEPTS

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb (SpeciaD.-senator Thurman
docs not deny that he president of the Interstate
Railroad Commission IL is generally believed here by
his friends that he been rendered the place. but has
hesated In accepting it, To reporter he refused To
say any thing but wait for the from Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09
MA YOR HEWITT GETTING BETTER.

Mayor Hewitt continues TO improve. Notwithstanding
the unfav oiale weather lie walks around his sleeping
apartment and II the weather becomes fine he will take
adrive in the latter part vi the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

Pleurisy palms, ashmac and all throat affections arc
soon relieved by that certain remedy for coughs ana
colds DR. Jayne's Expectorant. :.
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Dear little bright little baby boy
His mtner' hope. his mothers 10Y,
Tho wears ago wo can stu LOOK p,eA
n, ms eauufui picture tax en- ny TAe"'
81 Babes are our pets Nv
PACp BRos, Photosra pliers. BAL bfo""""''
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New- York, Feb. z, 1887.
SPECIMENS OF OPPRESSED woRKNGMEy.


TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Coming downtown tonight on Fourth-ave. car,
No. GO. noticed party of gentlemen and ladies who
wanted get off at the Lyceum Theatre Instead of
stopping the the crosswalk before the door the
conductor rang the bell at that point AMI the car paused
lust half way between the theatre crossing and one at
Twenty thirdst The party got tamely out The ladies
lifted their skirts and most OF them waded through the
vile slosh ankledeep to the sidewalk, but or two
walked along the track back to the crosswalk at the
theatre It seemed to to OF the party to
make the conductor take them on to Twenty thrd-st
He seemed much amused at the predicament.
But I suppose / am as tame rs any
one. Monday morning, few moments
after midnight, 1 took an elevated train at
the City Hall station to go 10 Twenty eighh-st AT
Chatham Square the guard No q, called out something
about changing rarely travel on this side OF town.
and being whether the Ihrdave or the second
passengers changed cars asked No twice II tle
Thrdave. passengers were to get out He was talking
in interested manner TO man on the station pat
and paid not the slightest attention TO me untl the
train (Which proved to be shuttle Ian started pacK 10
City HALL Then when asked emphaticaly why ne
did questions, he laughed and SAID that
he had heard me supposed knew enough 10 get on
and that II wanted TO report him. as threatened TO do
he reay had objections. The delay was annoying on
account OF Illness in my family. Later No remarked
pleasantly he pulled out gold watch that lie regret
ted having caused me to lose SIX or seven minutes
Through my carelessness 49,
Now why did | not complain to Colonel Hahn 7!
Because II would do COOL The people on the Fourth
ave. car felt tn same way, presume
Truly the American w0rkngInan has nara tlInc ana
Is dOwntrodden and oppressed creature who de-
serves earnest sympathy and an Increase OF wages
about mouth In consideration OF his cNi atehon
to the public. Yours truly, l. VI. lie
Ner York City, Feb :, 1887.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Laxative,

down ~ q. c. sHAYNE, 1903 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

Skaters Athletes and oil Gymnasiums should havs
Ponds Extract hand. Invaluable for wonnds bruises
COMMISSIONS strains, stnees soreness 40 Used W cham
plon athletes OF the world Buy tire genuine.
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Wkat Alex. Huduut II Doing.

Furs Gloves Caps and Muns seaskn Garmsnts Prices
marked down c. c. SHArxR manufactures, los Princoss
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AGAINST THE CABLE COMPANY.
MOTION FOR 4 REARGUMENT DENIED III I'M
CotHr OF APPEALS

MOTION FOR REARGUMENr DENIED by ih'
COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, Feb S.Ihc opinion Of the Court oil NpI'"''
on the motion for reargument In the matter OF the sew"
York Gable Hallway Company which was denied "''''
with COSTS opens with recital OF the fact that since '
Court decided the original motion proceedings hive
been instituted In the General Term OF tho ""p
Court aud that the Commissioners have taken s"ch ~
ton IS will enable the Supreme Court to curc the uo
pointed out by the Court OF Appeals. The
no opinion the LEGAL effect OF such prOco'iih7'
decides that they cannot be considered rs an olo"
n motion for a rehearing The opinion dcci''eY say >
that the Court cannot slider any question NOT pc
In the record ~ ii came from the Supreme Court ~"
also with equal decisiveness says: ,-., ,,,o zen.
The order made by this Affirming the once OF , vii
be no obstacle tai reheirng OF the matter AZ w. .r on
Term on new state Of acs or To new apP'a The sl.
new iatS AMI ON such new hearing ~ VIII p oi The who
prone Cour To exercise discretionary power Over an acs
matter OF 10 ss. as II dill Ia Tie hrst Instance oH"
| tons OF law A.,
Tie Court does not call in question the legnilV VI Wv
Manhattan Railway Company because, II declares -
issue barely incidentally considered ny tne
when IL decided the of the elevated I4'i""' i
MES OF New-lork
director OF the company said yesterday II Il VIZ"
cult to determine from hero what the hearihs VI Vs.
decision really Isl IL may be srhs antlai Veto3 Ia ,,s
reminder that when .he Court OF ApphdIn .I a. !,
iormer decision In oar case. was ~ s. mat
defeat An examination OF the drrsion sun sh,,h n
the company had gaincd all tho Law poih'S io' ""
had been cont ending" want Ia
Charles T.. sha y. the counsel of the co"p""''
Albany yesterday 10 examine the opinion
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE READING hAILi'o-'
Hu,DEIpIiiA Feb = tSpeeiaD.-There VIII DC w."
ing In the ease Of Peabody against the Ee"lhg
Company for foreclosure under the consohdac' nv,
gage before Examiner Pollock Oh Friday next ~ '''
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ton In 1879 he was elected for Burnley to all the Va
cancy caused by the death Of Richard shaw and wasr
elected in 1880 and 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

For coustpatcn aconieetion fruit pulp agro
able anl efficient Al drug 1sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-09

a, rv nuhlic hail. either in New-York CITY OF
ees me and will duplicate his entire per
,rnance will explain how each act Us perioiAoA "''
~ IN the audience but TO MI Bishol.